SBS Universe Ticket Lineup: Upcoming Kpop Girl Group Audition Show Unveils a Grand List of Contestants

The first SBS Universe Ticket lineup announcement has unveiled the profiles of 41 contestants who will be competing against each other to debut as part of the final lineup of a brand new K-pop girl group. The upcoming survival audition program will ultimately make room for 8 finalists who will then be managed by F&F Entertainment. Among these 41 faces, K-pop fans have also spotted some familiar names that had debuted under a different group or otherwise earlier.

Two of these names include old DIA member Kwon Chaewon, mononymously known as Eunchae and trot artist Lim Seowon. While the images of the first batch of Universe Ticket contestants have already been laid out by SBS, in the days coming ahead, more participants for the SBS Global Audition will be introduced. For now, let’s take a look at the first set of trainees revealed on July 13, 2023.

SBS Universe Ticket Lineup of Contestants

1. Heo Sunbin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESFP

2. Choi Hyerin

(Was also on Girls Planet 999)

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISFJ

3. Choi Yeojin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFJ

4. Choi Sungeun

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENTP

5. Cho Chaeyoung

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISFP

6. Gehlee Dangca

Country: Phillipines

MBTI: INFP

7. JAYLA

Country: Japan

MBTI: ENFP

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8. Jung Jiwon

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISTP

9. Jeon Jinyeong

Country: South Korea

MBTI: INTP

10. Jang Sua

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESTP

11. Jang Subin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISTP

12. Lim Seowon

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESTJ

13. Lee Suan

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISTP

14. Lee Soovin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFP

15. Yoon Sooin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENTJ

16. Yu

Country: Japan

MBTI: INFP

17. Oh Daeun

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFP

18. Yang Eugene

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFJ

19. Yamaguchi Yuriko

Country: Japan

MBTI: ESTJ

20. Alyssa

Country: Malaysia

MBTI: ENFJ

21. Aya Natsumi

Country: Phillipines

MBTI: ENFP

22. Xiaoyu

Country: China

MBTI: ENFJ

23. Vu Linh Dan

Country: Vietnam

MBTI: INFP

24. Bang Yunha

Country: South Korea

MBTI: INFP

25. Park Yehyeon

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFP

26. Vanesya

Country: Indonesia

MBTI: ENFP

27. Mila

Country: Japan, France

MBTI: ENFJ

28. Minari

Country: Japan

MBTI: ENTP

29. May

Country: Thailand

MBTI: ENFP

30. Riel

Country: Myanmar

MBTI: ESFP

31. Laura

Country: Australia

MBTI: INFJ

32. Noh Yeonwoo

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESFP

33. Nako

Country: Japan

MBTI: ENFP

34. Nana

(Member of FNC Entertainment’s Japanese group PRIKIL)

Country: Japan

MBTI: ISTP

35. Kim Hyojin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENTP

36. Kim Soobin

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFJ

37. Kim Soyul

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESFJ

38. Kim Seoyeon

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ENFP

39. Kwon Chaewon (previous stage name – Eunchae)

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ISTJ

40. Kwon Eunhyung

Country: South Korea

MBTI: ESTP

41. Gabi

Country: Canada

MBTI: ENFJ

The next lineup announcement will introduce us to 41 more trainees. Their profiles will be revealed by SBS On July 17, 2023. Full profiles will be released on July 19, which is when the pre-voting will also commence. Following these schedules, concept photos will be outed on July 26 and the concept video will be revealed on August 2, 2023.

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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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